As well as being a premier safari destination, Botswana is characterised by offering some of the most diverse and unique experiences. Here we give our rundown of the eight most exciting activities to do around Botswana to really make the most of your time here…

Widely-regarded as one of Africa’s premier safari destinations, Botswana is a wildlife enthusiasts’ haven offering some of the best game viewing on the Continent. One of the key aspects that really sets Botswana apart is the diversity of experience on offer, in large part because of the unique environments that there are to explore, with the <a style="color: #f2b618;" href="https://www.imaginetravel.com/imagine-africa/holiday-destination/botswana/places/okavango-delta-and-moremi" target="_blank">Okavango Delta</a> being one of the most impressive wildlife habitats in the world which can be explored by a variety of methods – whether on foot, by vehicle or on a boat cruise and the - recently becoming UNESCO’s 1000th World Heritage Site – whilst <a style="color: #f2b618;" href="https://www.imaginetravel.com/imagine-africa/holiday-destination/botswana/places/makgadikgadi" target="_blank">Makgadikgadi</a> offers a truly unique landscape as the largest salt pan in the world, with game viewing to match.

Botswana has long held the crown of being Africa’s premier safari destination and attracts many with the diversity of safari activities on offer, with traditional mokoro canoes used as well as vehicles for wildlife viewing. Here our Botswana specialist Emma shows why getting out on foot is one of the most exciting ways to experience the Okavango Delta.

The Okavango Delta offers one of most exceptional safari experiences on the continent with a range of activities. Whilst we never fail to be wowed by the Delta no matter what time of year we visit, water levels do have a direct impact on the activities and game viewing experience on offer. The rains and resultant flood vary year-on-year but the below can be used as a rough guide as to what to expect through the seasons.

Botswana’s raw beauty will always be a massive draw for anyone seeking a true wilderness experience in Africa. Well known for its density of game and wildlife and the largest inland delta in the world, Botswana is often at the top of many peoples' list when seeking a safari in Africa yet competitive prices keep Botswana exclusive and untouched.

As arguably the most exciting African country to go on safari, Botswana offers one of the greatest diversities of safari activities with game drives, bush walks, mokoros and motor boats amongst the most popular. Here our Botswana specialist, Annie, makes the case for why exploring the Botswanan bush on horseback should be top of your list.

One of the most elusive animals on the continent, spotting wild dogs is the top of many safari aficionados’ list. Our Botswana expert Anton is no exception – here he recounts his much sought-after experience on his recent trip to Botswana.

Letaka Moremi Mobile Camp

Okavango Delta and Moremi, Botswana

Best for: Wildlife, Safari, Spectacular scenery

Located in the Xakanaxa region of Moremi, Letaka Moremi Mobile Camp is in an excellent location for guests to experience where land and Delta meet to form a picturesque landscape of one of the most beautiful and diverse reserves in Africa.

Exploring this area of Botswana is always very rewarding, with such a varied habitat and ecosystem, the diversity of both wildlife and birdlife is superb. Boasting spectacular game viewing, Moremi is also pegged as one of the best game reserves for spotting the elusive and rare African wild dog, as well as herds of buffalo, lion, of which there are reportedly four prides, and plenty of elephant and red lechwe. With swampy areas and marshes, the land is more often than not lush and green with game often spotted wandering around interspersed with birds like the saddle-billed stork, heron, and the African fish eagle.

Spacious and comfortable tents make up the accommodation, each furnished with mattresses, duvets and pillows as well as en-suite bathroom facilities with a drop toilet and bucket shower with hot and cold water on request. The main area of camp comprises of a communal dining tent where guests will receive hot food prepared in a bush kitchen. Guests will enjoy game drives in this beautiful area with a private and professional guide who is on hand to offer information about the animals, plants and surrounds during the drive.

When to go

Botswana’s winter is during our British summer, and the weather is hot during the day, but it isn't a stifling heat, and cold at night. The summer months (British winter) can be hot and humid and there is a chance of rain. Botswana has one rainy season which runs between mid-December and runs through to mid-March.

Holiday ideas including a stay in this property

Moremi, Khwai & Chobe, Botswana

Spend nine days exploring the varied habitats of Botswana, from the savannah and woodlands of Moremi to the waterways of Khwai and ending in Chobe. A great intrepid itinerary for those seeking a classic safari experience in a beautifully diverse country.

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